Muthyam Dhara Waterfalls (also known as Mutyala Jalapatham / Veerabhadram Waterfalls) is a breathtaking cascade hidden in the dense forests of Veerabhadravaram Village, Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu District, Telangana . The falls feature a milky white gush over rocky steps, creating a fine, drizzling mist and a soothing roar. The adventure involves a 10 km round trek through lush forest and stream crossings. Local Koya tribal guides are essential for navigation and safety. Best visited during monsoon (July–September) for full flow, though post-monsoon offers pleasant trekking. Bathing in the pool is believed to be therapeutic due to medicinal herbs along the stream. Milky White Cascad…

Gaddalasari Waterfalls (also known as Jin Thogu) is a spectacular plunge waterfall hidden in the dense forests of Veerabhadravaram Village, Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu District, Telangana . Estimated at around 700 feet , it is considered the second-highest waterfall in Telangana and one of the tallest cliff drops in the region. The waterfall is so tall that strong winds often disperse the falling water before it reaches the ground, creating a mesmerizing snake-like cascade. The surrounding area also holds archaeological significance, with Paleolithic stone tools discovered nearby. The trek to Gaddalasari involves a 9 km round journey from Ramachandrapuram village through dense forest terrain.…

Mashenuloddi Waterfall is a pristine, lesser‑known gem tucked inside the dense forests of Dulapuram village, Wajedu Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana . Part of a spectacular cluster of over 12 major waterfalls within a 50 km radius, this spot offers serene beauty, cool cascades, and a short forest trek. The waterfall is easily accessible via Dulapuram – a short drive followed by a ~1 km trek through scenic forest paths. Local guides from Dulapuram village are recommended for a safe and enriching experience. Best visited during monsoon and post‑monsoon (July–February) when the waterfall roars with full vigour. Hidden Gem 1 km Trek Dense Forest Local Guide Available Photography Paradise Best: Jul–…

Vontimamidi Lodhi (also known as Ontimamidi Waterfall) is a stunning, recently discovered waterfall located in Mangavaigudem village, Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana . Hidden deep within dense forests, this pristine waterfall has become popular among adventure and nature enthusiasts. The waterfall is accessible only via forest trails, requiring a trek through slippery boulders, knee‑deep slush, and natural streams. It is part of the Wajedu‑Mulugu forest belt , which houses multiple waterfalls within a 50 km radius. The best time to visit is post‑monsoon (September–February) when the water flow is at its peak. Hiring a local tribal guide from Mangavaigudem or nearby villages is…

Photo: Surya Vajja Crescent Waterfalls (also called Kothikuntla or Alapaka ) are located near Alubaka [Z] village in the Venkatapuram–Wazeedu forest belt of Mulugu district (formerly Warangal). They can be accessed from the general vicinity of Wazeedu/Venkatapur , not far from the route leading to the famous Bogatha Waterfall . This region is known for its cluster of hidden waterfalls, making Crescent Falls one of the most spectacular discoveries in recent years. Kothikuntla Alapaka Crescent Falls is one of the tallest and most remote waterfalls in Telangana, hidden deep within the forests of Venkatapur–Wazeedu region, Mulugu District . With an estimated drop of around 900–1000 feet , it stan…

⛰️ Mountains & Hill Ranges of Telangana From the highest peak Doli Gutta to the sprawling Satmala and Eastern Ghats — explore the diverse landscape of Telangana's hills, forests, and scenic valleys. 🏔️ 527 named peaks 📈 Highest: 965 m 🌄 Western + Eastern Ghats Telangana has a diverse landscape with 527 named mountains and hills . The highest and most prominent peak in the state is Doli Gutta (965 m / 3166 ft) located in the Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu district. Earlier, Pedda Konda (1360 m) in the erstwhile Khammam district was the highest, but after the reorganization of states on 11 July 2014 , seven mandals were transferred to Andhra Pradesh for the Polavaram Irrigation Project. 📈 Hi…